Hapoel Jerusalem Fined 30,000 Shekels for Fan Flare Incident
Translated & summarized from Sport5 by baba
Hapoel Jerusalem was fined 30,000 shekels by the Basketball Association's court for fan disturbances that delayed a game. The incident involved fans lighting flares before their Toto Cup semifinal match against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The team must pay the fine within a month, despite the brief delay and their prior clean record.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Hapoel Jerusalem was fined 30,000 shekels by the Basketball Association's court.
- The fine was issued due to fan disturbances involving flares.
- The incident caused a delay in the Toto Cup semifinal game against Maccabi Tel Aviv.
- The team must pay the fine within one month.
- The court acknowledged the team's relatively clean record on such matters.
Hapoel Jerusalem has been fined 30,000 shekels by the Basketball Association's court following a delay in the start of their Toto Cup semifinal game against Maccabi Tel Aviv. The delay was caused by fans lighting flares. The court cited "fan disturbances" as the reason for the penalty. The fine is to be paid within one month. The court noted that the fine was imposed despite the short duration of the delay and the team's relatively clean record regarding similar incidents.
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